Hi supporters,

I’m Dareez, a 22-year-old trans girl from Delhi, and I’m fighting to survive and rebuild my life. I am a victim of natal violence and my birth family doesn't support me in any way. I have been living on my own for the last three years. After resigning from a job that violated my ethics, I became homeless and have spent weeks battling hunger, unsafe living conditions, and relentless discrimination. Today, I’m asking for a support of ₹80,000 to cover urgent survival needs.

My Crisis: No Shelter, No Safety

• Homelessness: I’ve been sleeping in unsafe spaces, terrified for my security as a transgender woman in a hostile environment.
• Hunger: I often skip meals to stretch for days. Basic hygiene products feel like luxuries.
• Discrimination: Transphobia blocks access to jobs, housing, and healthcare—no matter how hard I fight.

Your support will fund:

1. Immediate Survival Needs (₹50,000)

• Safe Housing (₹40,000): Rent for 3 months in a secure place.
• Food & Hygiene (₹8,000): Nutritious meals, sanitary products, and basic medicine.
• Internet & Job Applications (₹2,000): To apply for work and stay connected to opportunities.

2. Education for a Sustainable Future (₹30,000)

• Fund a diploma course or enrollment in a certification course to qualify for suitable roles. 
• Certification will help me earn a better wage and escape poverty.

Why This Matters

• Immediate Impact: Your donation ensures I survive the next 3 months with dignity.
• Long-Term Change: Education will empower me to secure remote work, achieve financial independence, and inspire others in my community.
• Global Solidarity: Your support challenges systemic injustice and proves that kindness transcends borders.

How You Can Help

• 💛 Donate: Every amount goes a long way.
• 📢 Share: If you are unable to donate directly, you can forward to friends who can. Stand with marginalized voices by amplifying my story. 
• ✨ Reach out to me directly: Connect with me on instagram @deepdowndread.

“When a trans person thrives, humanity thrives.”

With gratitude and resilience,
Dareez